"financing opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the possible sources of money or other resources for purchasing goods or services, such as "The company is exploring new financing opportunities to fund its next big project."
"There are many financing opportunities in Mexico that are not tapped," says Agustín Carstens, the governor of the central bank.
The city also hopes to save $40 million in its capital plan, thanks to financing opportunities offered by the federal stimulus package.
The study said that state-owned enterprises should be more commercially oriented, and that the government needed to improve financing opportunities for private companies and to expand the overhaul of the banking and financial sectors.
And Bizdom U, an "entrepreneurial boot camp" started by Dan Gilbert, the founder and chairman of Quicken Loans, is offering graduates of its four-month-long course financing opportunities of up to $100,000 if they base their start-up in Detroit.
Even with consolidation of the banking industry, at the beginning of the early 21st century there were more than 1,000 Russian commercial banks, many of which were state-owned or were institutions that offered few financing opportunities for small- and medium-size businesses.
The governor's staff has been meeting daily for several weeks at the State Capitol to go over the federal bill with a fine-tooth comb to identify all financing opportunities for the state and to study time constraints, said Matthew Fritz, special assistant to the governor.
Indeed, so low have borrowing costs fallen that some wags have dubbed the market "the asset class formerly known as high-yield".Until the hiatus related to the budget crisis in America, companies were rushing to take advantage of this financing opportunity.
"Longer term, additional financing opportunity exists," Morgan Stanley said.
The key is that you have to think your VC is nothing more than a financing opportunity at heart – it's the best tool that the market invented to fund startups, but it is still just a tool – they're not going to build your business for you.
So even careers advisors at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, a traditional feeder to the financial services sector, are encouraging students to think beyond the banks and look at the finance opportunities within industry.
About 450 kilometers from Jhansi, the nonprofit Planned Social Concern PSCC) is providing micro-finance opportunities to women in a village outside the city of Jaipur.
